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i know more than a few of you guys run english tracked armour - if you have need of spares for FV432 SERIES CVRT SERIES 248FV432 Complete Set of Track with Pads 1 Pair £750.00 249FV432 Complete Set of Track with Pads 1 Pair £750.00 250Q 16 FV432 Road Wheels £350.00 251Q 16 FV432 Road...

too tired to write much- hacked and abused bed to sit right- layed front bed supports on chassis rails and clamped up- set tin and rear wheel up so get a view-bit more interesting than endless pictures of one off parts being made:-P stripped first wheel cylinder-all good-

got some more fiddly bits made and started stripping the first wheel station-i reckon if one wheel cylinder is leaking they are all getting fresh seals and fluid-so i got these seals ordered today-the guy let me have them buck shee:-P he knows i will be getting a heap of stuff once i get going-...

thanks guys really appreciate the encourage ment- with regards to the delaware destroyers/JLHOOKER tunes- im irish whiskey all the way-john power gold label-bushmills 400 year anniversary-bushmills 16 year-and any JAMESONS at all- my aim is to get this rusty rascal rolling for next...

so i got the final part of the tipper frame layed up , drilled and bolted up- then i went for my baby forklift-im just one guy on my own trying to get this thing built, the rough ground plays havoc with this little pallet loader-but it will lift the cummins engine easily,it,s just not too...

see a lot of pinz,s on the road round here-usually full of smiling gurka,s- all the newer ones for HM forces are made in england.

great info-can,t wait for the DVD show at millbrook UK next year.

my landrover TUM110 has outlasted 3 mog axles,1 merc petrol engine,and countless miles of MIG wire and sheet steel used to patch up the scabby cabs-i love mogs-had a few-and will always like them,but for the money my landrover will pull it self to any job ahead of a mog , and the spares dont...

WC,s are favourite looking dodge-great find there CW- really enjoyed all the pictures- ....i,d be camped out around that truck-plagueing the guy:-P and that '47 is a BEAUTY

so mil spec paint matures like a good wine? good looking truck i like the front bumper

thanks-really looking forward to getting the bodyparts back on,just so i can see how she,ll look when all done-like all these type of 'mix up' builds there are so many more jobs than you first reckoned on-:-P

thanks! i sure will-we got winter coming in here,which wont help tho'- got the top ram mount about done,still got to find a hunk of steel to run down inside the box section- lined it all up-lifted the tipper up n down a few times,checked alignment and re did measures-all good-drilled pilot...

i hear the son took over from the old man there and doesn,t look after all the old customers,the ones who in fact made the business from the start-i wont use them for anything again- more importantly- got some more fab done-this is the start of the top mount for the tipper ram-3/8" steel...

hi busbart-they are used just real good shape-and cheap too-lys tout terrain [en france] wanted stupid money [trop cher] for the wheels and tyres-took me while but i saved a small fortune- i need to get the rims blasted and painted then i will fit the newer XZL,s-these tyres really fatten...

not for me it,s not!:)...we,ll meet at bonneville speedweek mate! got a load of fab and parts- finally settled on design and position? of bottom ram mount-AT LAST. this was all cut & ground from some rusty old stuff that was laying around,it cut real nice,reasonable amount of carbon in it...

the retro fitted turbo diesels are even faster!!!:D i will see if i can find the film from sarejevo of a british cavalry regiment using the RARDEN cannon to ' unzip a sniper ' who was making a nuisance of himself in a church tower-when the dust cleared the top of the tower was gone, there was...

i looked into this conversion on my m880/unimog build,after allowing for all the mods involved felt it was not worth the effort. -but i wouldn,t let that stop you !

always worth saving an old dodge-my current project one was too rusty to scrap! but it will roll again.

thanks again gunny-your beer stash is piling up round here! i have looked at getting the ram angle as steep as possible,looking at it now i can see that the weight of the bed would force down onto the ram sections,possibly bending them,at worst and at best causing 'stiction' like on highly...

hey gunny-got it clamped up like this-and it goes up n down like a 'lady of the night,s under garments':shock: i will stand by for advices. the last picture is of the bed landing points,these will have a female counterpart- [dont we all] and sit on a NYLATRON washer to quiet the rattles...